Bonsal
STEPHEN, an American journalist, born in Baltimore in 1865. He was educated at Concord and Heidelberg.
In the Bulgarian-Serbian War he was special correspondent dent of the New York "Herald," serving in the same capacity in Macedonia and Cuba. He has been Secretary of Legation of the United States in Pekin, Madrid, Tokio, and Korea. He was secretary to the governor of Porto Rico in 1913, and served in various capacities in Mexico and the Philippines in the years following. In 1917 he was appointed a Major in the National Army, and saw service in France. He was intrusted with special missions to Austria and Bohemia in 1919. He has written "The Real Condition of Cuba": "The Fight for Santiago," etc.